Yawn...Glastonbury Festival Lineup Leaked

by Jarrett Martineau | April 28, 2008 at 03:11 pm
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Somehow I don't think that leaking this underwhelming lineup is going to do much for Glastonbury's already slumping ticket sales.

Could this be the first year the festival doesn't sell out?
The lineup for Britain's legendary Glastonbury music festival has been leaked two days ahead of schedule amid controversy over headline act Jay-Z and poor ticket sales.

Music magazine NME's website boasted it had a "world exclusive" early Monday, unveiling a full lineup two days before the official disclosure.

According to the leaked report, rapper Jay-Z will be the top draw on Saturday night, June 28, on the Pyramid stage.

On the opening night, Friday, American acts Kings of Leon and Panic At the Disco hold the top spots, while Verve and Groove Armada wrap up the 38-year-old festival on Sunday evening along with Canadian Leonard Cohen. [...]

Tickets have sold out within hours in previous years but 2008 is proving to be a tough slog. After 37,500 tickets were left unpurchased, organizers had to reopen registration.

The world's biggest music festival is run by Michael Eavis and his daughter, Emily, at their farm in Shepton Mallet, in the Somerset region of England. [...]

Other acts appearing at the festival, according to the leaked lineup, are:

Friday, June 27:

    * The Gossip.
    * KT Tunstall.
    * Kate Nash.
    * We Are Scientists.
    * Ben Folds.
    * Vampire Weekend.
    * MGMT.
    * Glasvegas.

Saturday, June 28:

    * Manu Chao.
    * The Raconteurs.
    * Crowded House.
    * Hot Chip.
    * Duffy.
    * Biffy Clyro.
    * Band of Horses.

Sunday, June 29:

    * Goldfrapp.
    * John Mayer.
    * The Pigeon Detectives.
    * Mark Ronson.
    * Hoodoo Gurus.
    * Brian Jonestown Massacre.


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